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Distance between variable 'request' declaration and its first usage is 4, but allowed 3. Consider making that variable final if you still need to store its value in advance (before method calls that might have side effects on the original value).
'}' at column 7 should be on the same line as the next part of a multi-block statement (one that directly contains multiple blocks: if/else-if/else, do/while or try/catch/finally).
Distance between variable 'appReference' declaration and its first usage is 5, but allowed 3. Consider making that variable final if you still need to store its value in advance (before method calls that might have side effects on the original value).
Distance between variable 'applicationId' declaration and its first usage is 5, but allowed 3. Consider making that variable final if you still need to store its value in advance (before method calls that might have side effects on the original value).
Distance between variable 'request' declaration and its first usage is 4, but allowed 3. Consider making that variable final if you still need to store its value in advance (before method calls that might have side effects on the original value).
'}' at column 7 should be on the same line as the next part of a multi-block statement (one that directly contains multiple blocks: if/else-if/else, do/while or try/catch/finally).
Distance between variable 'appReference' declaration and its first usage is 5, but allowed 3. Consider making that variable final if you still need to store its value in advance (before method calls that might have side effects on the original value).
Distance between variable 'applicationId' declaration and its first usage is 5, but allowed 3. Consider making that variable final if you still need to store its value in advance (before method calls that might have side effects on the original value).